Please do not take your children here. Let me tell you about this place. My happy sweet 10year old…read moredaughter was going to the after school care and came home unhappy constantly. She was always saying how mean the teachers were and how a boy there was inappropriate with the girls. I went in and talked to the owner and a "teacher" who told me the boy in question was caught before he touched and there was no proof of him doing it again.(besides the multiple girls saying something but that obviously doesnt matter)The next week my daughter came home and had a breakdown. I set her up for counseling that Friday. The counselor told me after the session he recommended I remove her immediately and she was having thoughts of self harm because of the stress and fear she felt there. Of course she never went back but they kept the 2 weeks I paid in advance. My bank auto drafted another 80 before I could stop it. The owner said she would return the 80 and instead applied it to another week owed. whatever keep it. Please don't take your children here

Wouldn't dream of taking my son anywhere but here! The staff is educated, well trained, loving and…read morepatient but they are also firm and don't just let the kids act like animals. Most of the staff has been there for YEARS!!! It has such a family feel to it. If you're looking for a great place where you feel comfortable leaving your children in the care of others, then this is the place for you!

Ok, so I don't love Ft. Campbell. It's in the middle of nowhere and the winters are absolutely…read morehorrendous. The only positive this about this place is that you're an hour away from Nashville, TN. I first came to Ft. Campbell for pre-deployment training back in 2004 before going to Afghanistan. While we were there, we had an ice storm. Which was pretty for 2 seconds. But it was brutally cold. Lucky for us, I just found out recently this will be my husband's last duty station. Thank God it will only be for a short time so he can retire. But I'd expect to see a lot of Nashville activity come up in the next couple years.

Learning little by little about this base. It is one of the largest Army bases in the United…read moreStates. The third to be exact. You need military ID to purchase items at the PX (kind of like a mini mall) and commissary (like a grocery store). The famous guitarist, Jimi Hendrix, joined the 101st Airborne Division, where he was stationed in Fort Campbell, Kentucky. He spent much his time their playing his guitar. He was later honorably discharged following an ankle injury, as his problems were judged to not be treatable by "hospitalization or counseling". Fort Campbell lies on the border of Kentucky and Tennessee. Outside of the gate is Clarksville, Tennessee. They have a lot of popular fast food places here like Burger King, Taco Bell, Subway, and Smoothie King. You don't need a military ID to buy fast food or to get a coffee at their Starbucks too.

This school would have many more stars if we weren't seeing changes in the academics and social…read moreelements as our children get older. This is now considered a school you go to for status only and not because the parents are insisting on excellence. It's expensive. But for many here this is a status symbol. These parents care more about what kind of car they are picking up their kids in than insisting on being competitive with other schools in advanced courses. These parents want to equate the country club with the schools but don't want to have activites at the school for education. Kids are not challeged here or encoraged to look beyond their privleged lives. I think when they get to college some patents may see the waste of this $6000 a year.

We have been very pleased with the academics at CA and enjoy the family like atmosphere. There is…read morea spirit of excellence that works through all they do... from the kindergarten pet show to the senior steak dinner. Children are challenged outside of pure academics as well, for instance they must learn early on how to present themselves before a crowd and use a microphone... a skill set needed for all future leaders. I appreciate how the faculty and staff are always open to hear from parents regarding their children and their academic, social, and emotional progress. We have been part of the CA family now for 7 years and plan to continue to be until all 3 finish strong. Thanks CA, keep up the good work!